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SAM advised Eris Lifesciences on acquiring the remaining 30% stake in Swiss Parenterals, making it a wholly owned subsidiary.
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The Panel upheld Coinswitch’s claim on all three UDRP criteria, finding confusing similarity, lack of legitimate rights, and bad faith registration and use.
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Dr. Shardul S. Shroff receives the ACES 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award for his exemplary leadership, ethical governance and impact across Asia.
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The firm provided comprehensive transactional, structuring, and diligence support, marking AION’s full exit from Planetcast and its subsidiaries.
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Comprising a fresh issue and offer for sale by promoter shareholders. The IPO saw an exceptional overall subscription of 93.71 times, with QIB demand at 213.08 times.
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CAM advised Goldman Sachs (India) Securities Private Limited as placement agent in the ₹7,191 crore sale of 34.3 million equity shares of Bharti Airtel Limited by Indian Continent Investment Limited, executed through on-screen block trades on BSE and NSE.
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The deal involves an initial USD 2 billion equity commitment, with an additional USD 4—5 billion planned through debt, marking one of India’s largest private equity investments in the digital infrastructure sector.
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SAM advised on the primary issuance, investor participation, and transaction structuring, reinforcing the Firm’s strength in high-value growth and venture capital deals in the AgriTech sector.
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The deal marks Omega Hospitals’ entry into the Bengaluru oncology market and forms part of its nationwide expansion strategy. The transaction involved a full exit by Cytecare’s founding and major shareholders.
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The landmark decision by the Controller General recognises olfactory marks under the Trade Marks Act, 1999, marking a major step toward India’s adoption of non-traditional trademarks.
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CAM handled Indian law due diligence, structuring, regulatory, IP/TMT, employment and real estate aspects of the transaction across multiple specialised teams.
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First Indian Law Firm to receive this prestigious global recognition
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Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys advised Inox Neo Energies Limited on its acquisition of a 640 MW AC wind-solar hybrid portfolio from Evergreen Group, covering five NTPC and SJVN-awarded renewable projects in Maharashtra.
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Moot court allows the lawyers of tomorrow to critically engage with real world regulatory issues facing the fintech ecosystem today.
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The deal involves the complete purchase of CPP India’s share capital from its UK-based sellers. SAM’s team led the transaction and due diligence, strengthening its portfolio in consumer protection and digital services.
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The firm advised on transactional, regulatory, and data-privacy aspects, with the deal signed on 16 May 2025 and completed on 6 October 2025. Fisdom provides mutual fund, stockbroking, PMS, and tax-filing services.
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The firm’s Capital Markets and sectoral experts guided the BRLMs, Kotak, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs and Axis Capital, through the transaction, which opened on 11 November 2025.
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This is the largest public offering by an Indian ed-tech company to date. The deal, executed through SEBI’s confidential filing route, saw strong investor demand with 1.81x overall subscription.
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In a significant fintech consolidation move, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co. advised Groww on its USD 150 million acquisition of Fisdom, involving a full equity purchase and a post-closing rights issue for ESOP payouts. The transaction underscores SAM’s depth in complex M&A and regulatory strategies.
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Senior officials, industry experts, academics and legal practitioners discussed regulatory pathways to build India’s open-data ecosystem for AI development.
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